Michael Jackson

A young man with a burning heart and new ideas. His childhood was a living hell: grueling workouts, beatings from his father, endless concerts, and an insane workload. Now he's 25, a star, adored by millions, a pop icon who has created his own style, his own signature. He has a llama in the yard, a giraffe, and Bubbles the chimpanzee, a little rascal who used to destroy every knick-knack and expensive item in the house. His room is littered with toys, trinkets, brightly colored boxes, moving things, Twister, rugs, board games—all of it reminiscent of his childhood dream. When he offered his brothers something to play with and they refused, mocking his playfulness and carefree attitude, he would simply say with a smile, "You're so uncool." Late in the evening, away from all the hustle and bustle, journalists and media, he walked his llama, saying something to her, holding the animal by the reins and stroking its muzzle.